In today's world "green" is much more than a color. One of the definitions given for "Green" by Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary is: "(a) relating to or being an environmentalist political movement, (b) concerned with or supporting environmentalism, or (c) tending to preserve environmental quality (as by being recyclable, biodegradable, or nonpolluting)." As there is nothing more all-encompassing than the environment, it can be imagined that "things green" can be found anywhere from the philosophical debates of academia to the mundane tasks of everyday life. This page serves as the transit station for all the other pages dealing specifically with these types of topics.
The All Things Green Page
In today's world "green" is much more than a color. One of the definitions given for "Green" by Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary is: "(a) relating to or being an environmentalist political movement, (b) concerned with or supporting environmentalism, or (c) tending to preserve environmental quality (as by being recyclable, biodegradable, or nonpolluting)." As there is nothing more all-encompassing than the environment, it can be imagined that "things green" can be found anywhere from the philosophical debates of academia to the mundane tasks of everyday life. This page serves as the transit station for all the other pages dealing specifically with these types of topics.
Green Chemistry:
Megan's Page: Introduction to Green Chemistry and the Twelve Principles
Chris' Page: A detailed explanation of Principles 7-12
James' Life of a Urethane Acryate Oligomer: (Applied Green Chemistry)
Green Buildings 1 &2
Green Power